The Fiscal Cliff

Does anyone know exactly where this is? Is it somewhere in Dover? I'm looking for somewhere different to take the kids in the New Year and they're into rock climbing. Any help would be appreciated.

Does anyone know exactly where this is?
Is it somewhere in Dover?
I'm looking for somewhere different to take the kids in the New Year and they're into rock climbing.
Any help would be appreciated.

I reckon you're looking for the wrong type of 'cliff' !

It's obviously a reference to Jimmy Cliff !

See here:

http://www.jimmycliff.com/

Colin

Thank you for your feedback. However your research is flawed, there is more than one Cliff. Please go to the following URL: www.cliffrichard.org

Colin

Thank you for your feedback.
However your research is flawed, there is more than one Cliff. ...

No.

In a formal phrase like Fiscal Cliff any names mentioned are always surnames - never first names.............

Colin

Thank you for your feedback. However your research is flawed, there is more than one Cliff. Please go to the following URL: http://www.cliffrichard.org

that's a great site, don't you agree Colin

Colin

Thank you for your feedback. However your research is flawed, there is more than one Cliff. Please go to the following URL: http://www.cliffrichard.org

that's a great site, don't you agree Colin

I did take a quick peep.

I saw a wrinkly old guy with unnaturally dark hair [for his age] accompanied by some bland music................. soon left..............

Colin

Thank you for your feedback. However your research is flawed, there is more than one Cliff. Please go to the following URL: http://www.cliffrichard.org

that's a great site, don't you agree Colin

I did take a quick peep.

I saw a wrinkly old guy with unnaturally dark hair [for his age] accompanied by some bland music................. soon left..............

not nice!